Last year I had MRI after multiple problems of heavy and uncomfortable, cramps in my pelvic and severe back pain , ... my Mri report showed that I have very small endometriotic cyst in my right ovary , after many months no. Of usg , today I have done my usg , my report showed that I have " Rt .ovary is polycystic in pattern ... can it be cured ? Is that possible that my pcod was mistaken as endometriotic cyst ...
And after abortion it's been 1 year and I still have heavy and uncomfortable and tingling sensation in pelvic and severe backpain. Took 4 months antibiotics from 4 docters , couldn't see any result, they told me to go to pain specialist ... but I was thinking pain and uncomfortableness that started with abortion Dn C , is it okay to go to pain specialist,? If they will ask are you sure this is not gynae problem what should I say?
Yesterday morning after intimate I bleed , and pelvic is still cramping and I'm still spotting..is this normal ?
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The only treatment of pcos is to exercise and maintain a healthy BMI
This persist through life and needs lifestyle modification
PCOD and endometriosis are absolutely different things on ultrasound and they can never be confused
Yes if you have unexplained pain it is always better to connect with the pain specialist
It is not a patients job but a doctor's job to help find out the reason for the pain
Bleeding post sex is called post coital bleeding
You need detailed investigations to find out the reason
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perspecular examination to rule out erosion cervix and treatment accordingly
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